Bills on gun reform, legislative pay and opioids on tap this week in the Capitol

It's a mostly slow morning in the Capitol as the Colorado legislature nears the one-month mark. But the schedule is lively: The cobwebs of the first weeks have fully been washed away, and lawmakers are starting to get into the meat of the legislative process.

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